Hey, this is Heath Paggett and welcome to the RV Entrepreneur podcast. This is episode number 12.

If this is your first time tuning in, welcome to the podcast. I launched the RV

entrepreneur to be a resource for anyone who is trying to create a remote income while traveling

full time. In each episode, I sit down and

interview people who live, work, and travel full-time in RVs as they run their remote businesses

from all over the country and sometimes the world. Today, I'm interviewing adventure photographers

and full-time RVers, Kathy and Peter Holcomb. By the way, adventure photographer is probably the coolest

title ever. They're sponsored by companies like GoPro, Winnebago, and Jackson Coyaks, and their

full-time business is taking epic photographs of people in some of the most beautiful places in the

world. Last year, they spent over 170 days out of the year out on the water, kayaking and taking

photos. A few of the things we

talk about today are how they got started taking adventure-related photography and what all

goes into taking an amazing photo. Whether or not you need to go to college to get paid as a

photographer, we also talk about how they were able to take a brick and mortar business and

transition it into being on the road and how once they made the leap into living in an RV, they immediately started attracting more client opportunities.

Today's episode is sponsored by co-pilot RV, a navigation app that provides route planning and voice guidance designed specifically for RVers.

And if you listen to

episode number nine with Technomadia, this is one of their go-to apps for navigating on the road.

And a quick backstory for why navigation apps are really important while you're out on the road

is because a couple years ago, Alyssa and I were driving our RV towards New York City, and we

accidentally took the wrong exit.

The next thing I know, all these cars are honking at me and waving their arms up at me, and this guy waves for me to pull over, and he walks up and says, if you guys keep driving on this road, it is literally going to take off the entire roof of your RV. And sure enough, I look up and there's a low clearance sign off in the distance. Oops. If you're driving your rig across the country, this should never have to happen to you.

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